1967 Chevy II Nova

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What you do not want to do under ANY circumstances is take power from you coil or main distributor feed. Two reasons for this:

1. That circuit is always unfused and you do not want to wire an electric choke to an unfused circuit. If it were to short out, it would just continue to burn and melt the entire time the ignition was turned to the “on” position because there would be no fuse to keep the circuit in check.
   
2. Most stock primary ignition circuits are wired through a resistance wire, which only allows about 8.6 to 9.6 volts to the coil. This would not be enough voltage to properly operate your electric choke.